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4 Supplies: ring Binder 3 page protectors Expo Dry-erase markers (variety of colors) Outdoor thermometer Directions: Print pages 5-23 on regular copy paper. Place pages 5-7 in page protectors back to back so that these pages can be used with expo dry-erase markers and re-used daily. Weekday Sheets: Each day have student fill out appropriate information for that day s date. For example if today s date is January 1, 2012, today s number is 1, and today s number word is one. The number before 1 is 0, and the number after 1 is 2. Days in School: Have students fill in appropriate place values for how many days they have been in school. For example if they have been in school 132 days, there will be a one in the hundreds place, a 3 in the tens place, and a 2 in the units place. Weather Thermometer: Have students check the outdoor thermometer and fill in the temperature gauge as well as draw a weather appropriate outfit on the paper doll figure. What time is it? Have students write in the current time in digital format, as well as write hands on the clock. Money: using today s date, have students write out the money notation as well as how much money they ll need to make today s number date. For example, if today is the 25th of the month, students will write $0.25, they may choose 2 dimes and 5 pennies to create that date. For older students, you can have them make the dollar amount more difficult by adding in the month. So for example if today is September 25th, they would have $9.25. They would then write 9 dollars, plus two dimes, and 1 nickel. Alternatively you can give students a money jar and have them count it each day and put that total on the how much money line. Tally Marks: Have students write one tally mark for each day they are in school. At the end of the month have them count their tally marks and write the total days in school in the circle provided. I can write my name: Have students do the best job they can writing in their name one time each month for practice. At the end of the year, you can compare their handwriting progress! 100 days chart: Have students write one number in one square each day they are in school. When they reach the star, have a 100 days party! Month Charts: Have students trace the current months name, then trace over today s number each day to fill in the calendar for each month. Weather Graph: Have students color in one box for the type of weather they are having each day in school. At the end of the month discuss which type of weather they had the most/least of. Copyright 2016 Erica Made Designs LLC All rights reserved. - Pg 4

8 Wie viele Tagen? Wie viele Tagen? Wie viele Tagen? Wie viele Tagen? Wie viele Tagen? Wie viele Tagen? Wie viele Tagen? Wie viele Tagen? Wie viele Tagen? Wie viele Tagen? Wie viele Tagen? Wie viele Tagen? Copyright 2016 Erica Made Designs LLC All rights reserved. - Pg 8

24 ENGLISH: My Daily Learning Notebook Page 5: What day is it? Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday What is the date? Write the date: Color in today s date number. Is today s number odd or even? Odd Even What is today s number? The number before? Today? The number after? Write the number word for today s date. Page 6: How many days have you been in school? Hundreds Tens Units The temperature is What type of clothes will I wear today? (Color clothing that is appropriate for today s weather.) Page 7: What time is it? What time was it one hour ago? What time will it be in two hours? Use a dry-erase marker to draw the long and short hands on the clock. How much money? Make the date in coins? Quarters Dimes Nickles Pennies GERMAN: Mein tägliches Lernheft Página 5: Welchen Tag haben wir heute? Sonntag Monntag Dienstag Mittwoch Donnerstag Freitag Samstag Welches Datum ist es? Schreib Sie das Datum: Das heutige Tagesdatum ausmalen. Ist das Tagesdatum ungerade oder gerade? Ungerade Gerade Welches Tagesdatum ist es? Die vorherige Zahl? Heute? Die nachherige Zahl? Schreib das Wort für die Tagesdatumszahl. Página 6: Wie viele Tagen bist du schon in die Schule gewesen? Hunderte Zehner Einer Die Temperatur ist Welche Kleidungsart werde ich heute anziehen? (Geeignete Kleidung für das heutige Wetter ausmalen.) Página 7: Wie viel Uhr ist es? Wie viel Uhr war es eine Stunde vorher? Wie viel Uhr wird es in zwei Stunden sein? Mit einem Whiteboardstift die große und kleine Uhrzeiger malen. Wie viel Geld? Mach das Datum in Münzen? 25-Cent-Stück 10-Cent-Stück 5-Cent-Stück 1-Cent-Stück Copyright 2016 Erica Made Designs LLC All rights reserved. - Pg 24

25 Page 8: Tally Marks How many days? August September October November December January February March April May June July Page 9: My Name: Write your name one time each month to see how your penmanship improves over the year! Page 10: 100 Days of School! Write one number for each day you are in school. Page 11-23: Month: Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday What is the weather? Página 8: Zählstriche Wie viele Tagen? August September Oktober November Dezember Januar Februar März April Mai Juni Juli Página 9: Mein Name: Schreib dein Name einmal pro Monat, um zu sehen, wie deine Kalligraphie sich verbessert! Página 10: 100 Schultagen! Schreib ein Zahl für jeden Tag, daß du in die Schule bist. Página 11-23: Monat: Sonntag Montag Dienstag Mittwoch Donnerstag Freitag Samstag Was ist das Wetter? Copyright 2016 Erica Made Designs LLC All rights reserved. - Pg 25

By Erica @ www.confessionsofahomeschooler.com

By Erica @ www.confessionsofahomeschooler.com This download includes Circus Preschool Activities. They are a great addition to my Letter of the Week Curriculum which can be found here: http://confessionsofahomeschooler.com.